element14 now stocking more than 23,000 products from Analog Devices

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element14 continues to increase its portfolio of products from Analog Devices (ADI), adding over 7,000 new products to its existing stock and bringing the total number of ADI products available to more than 23,300.

More than 50% of ADI’s products offered by element14 are expected to have a lead time shorter than 13 weeks, with shipping dates expected to improve further. This demonstrates element14’s success in its drive to enhance customer satisfaction by making every effort to further reduce wait times.

Design engineers can access the latest ADI products from element14, including:

Jose Lok, Product Category Director, Semiconductors at element14, said, “element14 will continue to increase its portfolio to provide our customers with an even greater range of ADI products. Together, ADI and element14 can offer customers the capability and integrated services to help drive their success across a wide range of technologies, projects and applications.”

element14 offers fast delivery on the ADI product portfolio, including the latest new-to-market products. The expanded stock of ADI products is available from Farnell in EMEA, Newark in North America and element14 in APAC.

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